Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1933, Page 23

THE EviuninG STAR, W.isiiw JLuN, Z KIDNEY TROUBLE Kidney trouble is the root of many serious ailments, such as - high blood pressure, diabetes . and Bright's disease. Do you suffer from headache, backache, unusual thirst or any of the . other symptoms that point to kidney trouble? If so it is time to restore your kidneys to nor- mal functioning with nature’s - finest kidney agent. MOUNTAIN VALLEY 7222227727 2 2 T0 ARE GRADUATED AT ROOSEVELT HIGH Dr. Ballou Tells Students De- pression Is Challenge and Opportunity. The depression was characterized as a challenge and an opportunity for graduates in the commencement ad- dress delivered by Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent of schools, at the Roose- velt High School's first commencement last night. Seventy boys and girls comprised the initial graduation class of the new high school that was opered in September to replace the old Business High School. ‘The students who received diplomas from Roosevelt last night, in fact, earned most of their credits for gradua- tion while still in the now abandoned Business High School. Speaking on the depression and its relation to ctudents just entering the field of occupation, Dr. Ballou said: “It is a challenge which will test the results and the qualities of your education and your moral character and an opportunitv to join with the present generation in 1.mpmv1.n§ conditions and making the world a bet- ter place in which to live. “It is the irony of fate that you, who have been in no way responsible for creating this financial situation, should have its distressing effects visited on you.” MINERAL WATER From Hot Springs, Ark. 7 Mountain Valley Water America’s Foremost Health Water © 1405 K St. NW. Tower Bldg. 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Many cough “remedies’ contain numbing drugs which merely “‘deaden’ the nerves -..but don't get at theroot of the trouble! PERTUSSIN, a scientific remedy, is the the graduates have their responsibilities their education. In return for the ex- schooling, he said, the public expects the products of that educational system to contribute to public welfare and live worthy lives in the community. President Hayden Johnson of the school board presided, and Dr. William last Sunday’s Star. PORTRAIT WILL HONOR Alumni of Providence, Present Painting of Rev. Frances A. Tondorf After Commencement. late Rev. Francis A. Tondorf, S. J.. years, 1o present to the university in ‘Washington. The portrait is being painted by Wil- fred 1. Dunphiney of Providence, who was commissioned by Dr. Michael Mul- laney, president of the Rhode Island alumni for the last 11 years. The presentation will be made here after the June commencement. For many years before the death of Father Tondorf, the Providence alumni group had given him financial assist- ance to carry on his research into the science of selsmology and had pur- chased for the Gecrgetown observatory one of the latest types of seismographs, Dr. Mullaney, an alumnus of the Den- tal School, was an old friend of Fa- ther Tondorf and on the occasion of the inauguration of President W. Coleman Nevils, S. J. the univemty honored him with a degree. —_— ELECTRIC RATES CUT Philadelphia Utility Announces Reduction Effective March 2. present | extract of a famous herb which opens - the tiny glands, stimulates the flow of throat moisture and brings quick re- lief naturally. If your throat’s raw or dry, take a few spoons of PERTUSSIN now. It’s safe, even for children. At drug stores, 60¢. PHILADELPHIA, January 31 (P)— A general revision of rates which the Philadelphia Electric Co. said would save consumers $1,800,000 a year, was announced yesterday. The revision, to become effective March 2, affects householders and commercial customers in Philadelphia, Dr. Ballou pointed out, however, that | to the institutions which gave them | penditures of vast sums of money for | Earl Clark presented the diplomas. | Names of the graduates were printed in LATE G. U. SEISMOLOGIST | R. I, to‘ Georgetown alumni of Providence, | R. I, are having a portrait done of the seismologist at Georgetown for many | | | 5 5 % 3 ] 5 € s : b3 € : % € y € NORMAL SPENDING URGED BY COOPER IN AIR TALK Banker Says Washington Should Be First City to BlaZe Way for Prosperity. Washington “should be the first city in the country to blaze the way for re- turning prosperity,” Col. Wade H. Cooper, president of the Commercial National Bank, said in a talk last night over radio Station WOL. “Do not hoard your money and do not squander your money,” Col. Cooper sald, “but act like a normal human being and make such purchases as you need or may be necessary to right ing and right thinking, as this is the only way we will finally restore our lost equ:librium. “This is the time for confidence and courage and determination. Suspicion and fear and hesitancy can only bring further distress. A man cannot sell $5 gold pleces for $4 unless he reinforces his faith and his ability to sell by ad- vertising the fact that he is selling $5 gold pieces for $4.” - r-JORDAN'S GREATEST PIANO 53' $ Mar:tall & ‘Wendell Like Nl' or Player Players to select drawn. Player at only §3 more if you wish. ceptable in trade lowance. Ampico CAEAEAEAIENENEAICAEAEAIETE 1 EAEIEAEIEAEIEAENASIEAEAE WEEKLY PAYSI Choose Any New or Used Grand, Upright Over 200 Grands, Uprights and Remem- ber, after this sale these prices and terms will positively be with- Think of purchasing a fine, brand-new Grand Upright or week. None higher—you may pay radio_or phonograph will be Get Your Piano Now OPEN EVENINGS 'ARTHUR JORDAN 1239~ G Street~ Cor 152 IGNORE P[SSIMISM GRADUATES TOLD 2 Depression—50 at East- ern Get Certificates. Eastern High School's three-year course graduates were advised to disre- gard pessimistic prophecies that the United States will never recover from the present depression in a commence- ment address by John A. Rellly, vice president of the Federal-American Bank & Trust Co., last night. “This Nation of ours,” Mr. Reilly told the graduates, “was born under the most trying conditions, but-the courage- SALL YOU in Stock ‘trom. down and §1 a Your old PI.IM at a liberal ll- Reilly Says U. S. Will Defeat| B 1333, Y INSUI.L DEFENDANT !N $23,233,000 SUIT Holder of $20,000 in Defaulted Debentures Brings Action fo:' Accounting. | i 3 spirtt of n""’wo'flllllbomcl result of 3 you and § ¢ E% i for 53 Bs 85 ‘Your now. a 5%%é "’x‘m ern clation undmflm to the By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, January 31.—Suit for an ned | 2ccounting of $23,233,000 due bondhold- . | ers of the .defunct Corporation Securi- ties. Co. was begun in Federal District B—7 FILMS MADE IN JUNGLES OF BRAZIL ARE SHOWN Archoolo‘tlcll Bociety Members 8ee Bound Movies of Primitive Inhabitants. - The first sound fllms portraying the primitive inhabitants of o.he Brazilian wilderness were shown before the Areb- eological - Society of Washington last night by Vinzenzo M, Petrullo, explorer attached to the University Museum of Philadelphia. Mr. Petrullo and his party were the first whité men 1o enter the mountainous part of the Matto Grasso Edif o iy Three of the as_holders of ords—Adeline Josephine Owens. Footwear manufacturers of Denmark are fighting the importation of shoes. BARGAI Sumner delivered graduates were named fect attendance rec- » Helen Hunter and FARES ARE ROUND-TRIP NEW YORK $3.50 PHILADELPHIA $3.00 WiLMmGTON 3izs CHESTER 3.00 BOSTON, mass. $10.00 BALTIMORE $1.26 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD “Cosches rasdy for occupency 11.300. . ° |territory since the disappearance in 1927 | of Col. P. H. Fawrett, famous explorer. hl"ul‘edofthrdl 1t :nd hnm“ e e natives and pl | were taken of their dances, hunts, vil- lages and tribal customs. The lecture was given at the Washington Club. You CAN’T FOOL WOMEN Women are born shoppers. They know values. Time after time, they pass up a so- called bargain because they are not to be Court yesterday by a holder of $20,000 in defaulted debentures, who alleged every ‘director of the Insull company was accountable for the losses. ‘The bill of complaint charged that | mittee corporation securities never earned cash income from its founding in 1929 until the appointment of a receiver last Fall. 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